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 1 9 |         that food, by which the spiritual life is nourished unto perfection,"
 2 25|      have recourse to a certain spiritual and, as they say, mystical
 3 25| greatest Doctors. Doubtless all spiritual sense is not excluded from
 4 26|     things past prefigured in a spiritual way those that were to come
 5 26|     must he do likewise for the spiritual sense, provided it is clearly
 6 26|     alone could have known this spiritual meaning and have revealed
 7 27|       disclose and expound this spiritual significance, intended and
 8 30|        between the doctrine and spiritual sweetness of expression
 9 55|    failing source for their own spiritual life, as well as food and
10 60|                   60. With this spiritual food the mind of the interpreter